I have desires and you are the means to fulfill those desires. That’s why I come to you and I say I’m a loving person. This is not love. Most of that which we call love is actually just self-interest. A lot of our comforts, conveniences and identities depend on the other; therefore, we want to hold the other. Real love is possible only when you know that the other cannot bring anything to you. You relate to the other to share, not to gain.
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Questioner: “The purpose of life lies in the process of living. Live with clarity, love freedom.” As you can see, I'm quoting from this fantastic book by Acharya Prashant, Truth Without Apology.
Welcome to this special feature on NDTV. I am Preeti Dahiya, and Acharya Prashant Ji is right now sitting with me for another wonderful round of conversation that we've been having around this book, and we want to expand further on several topics that we've not managed to cover before this.
Of course, Acharya Ji already has to his name more than 160 titles, and this comes as a fresh one from his long line of books and the topics that you've been writing on. So, Acharya Ji, this Truth Without Apology; how it's a mirror really to all of us for our day-to-day lives? I want you to tell the listener right now the topic on which you paid the maximum amount of effort and the words really flew without a lot of effort because it was so close to your heart, and very crucial observations have been poured into it.
